Siemens Nixdorf PCD-4ND Specifications

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Page 1 - The Intel Inside Logo is

PCPCPCD-4NDPCD-5NDThe Intel Inside Logo isa registered trademarkOperating Manual of Intel Corporation

Page 2 - PCD-4ND/PCD-5ND

Contents Pin assignment 104DC input connector 104Port for external keyboard and PS/2 mouse 104Serial port 105Port for external displa

Page 3 - Order information

Troubleshooting The external display's power cable or signal cable is not connected properly Switch off the external display and the notebook.

Page 4 - Is there

TroubleshootingThe notebook seems to have locked up (crashed)If the notebook seems to have locked up or crashed, it can have the followingcauses:The

Page 5 - Operating Manual

Troubleshooting The mouse does not respondIf the mouse does not work, it can have the following causes:Incorrect settings in System Setup Check the Po

Page 6 - Your training needs . .

TroubleshootingThe battery drains quickly or becomes hot Deep-discharge and recharge the battery.If this does not correct the problem, the battery s

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Troubleshooting The battery symbol is flashingThe battery is dead or no battery is installedIt the BATTERY LED is flashing, the battery is empty. If t

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TroubleshootingOn-screen error messagesThis section describes the error messages displayed by the system BIOS. Errormessages displayed by the operati

Page 9 - Contents

Troubleshooting No boot sector on fixed disk - press F1 to retry bootThe hard disk is not bootable or it has not been formatted.The operating system c

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TroubleshootingResume not possible in the docking unit.Please, switch off, disconnect the notebook from the dockingunit for resumeORpress <F1>

Page 12 - Notational conventions

System specificationsNotebook PCD-4NDCPU: SL enhanced processor i486 SX, i486 DX2 or i486 DX4Math coprocessor: integrated in i486 DX2 and i486 DX4C

Page 13 - Important notes

IntroductionThis Operating Manual describes, among other things, how to set up, operate andexpand the PCD-4ND and PCD-5ND notebooks. Unless otherwise

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System specifications Notebook, power supply unitPorts– PS/2 mouse port: 6-pin mini DIN female connector– External keyboard connector: 6-pin mini D

Page 15 - Note on RFI suppression

Notebook, power supply unit System specificationsDisplay: Backlit liquid-crystal transmissive display– Resolution: 640x480 or 800x600– Color (DSTN),

Page 16 - On the move with the notebook

System specifications Notebook, power supply, batteryDimensions (W x D x H)– with color display: 297 mm, 220 mm, 49 mmWeight without battery– with c

Page 17 - Important notes

I/O addresses, interrupts and DMA channels System specificationsI/O addresses, interrupts and DMA channelsFunction I/O address Interrupt DMADMA contro

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System specifications Pin assignmentPin assignmentThe pin assignments of external ports are described on the following pages.DC input connector12 No.

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Pin assignment System specificationsSerial port1569 Pin Signal Description 1 DCD Data Carrier Detect 2 RxD Receive Data 3 TxD Transmit

Page 20 - For the United Kingdom

System specifications Pin assignmentPort for external display156101115Pin Signal/Description Pin Signal/Description1 Red 9 NC2 Green 10 GND3 Blue

Page 21 - Preparation for use

Pin assignment System specificationsParallel port1132514 Pin Signal name Description 1 STROBE Data message 2-9 Data Lines 0-7 Data lines 0-7

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System specifications Keyboard layoutsKeyboard layoutsDanish!12 3$4%56 7Home788(9PgUp9)0+=Q W E R T Y U4I5O6P*A S D F G H JEnd1K2LPgDn3#Z X C V B N M

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Keyboard layouts System specificationsGerman˚^!1"22§33$4%5&6/7Pos1{7(8[8)9Bild]9=0}/?ß\`´Q@W E R T Z U4I5O6P*Ü*+~A S D F G H JEnde1K2LBild3Ö-

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Introduction The system settings of the notebook can be configured via the user-friendly Setupprogram. Certain system settings (e.g. screen display, p

Page 25 - Creating utility disks

System specifications Keyboard layoutsNorwegian!12 3$4%56 7Home788(9PgUp9)0+=Q W E R T Y U4I5O6P*A S D F G H JEnd1K2LPgDn3#Z X C V B N MIns0. Del+F1L

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Keyboard layouts System specificationsSwedish!12 3$4%56 7Home788(9PgUp9)0+=Q W E R T Y U4I5O6P*A S D F G H JEnd1K2LPgDn3#Z X C V B N MIns0. Del+F1LCD

Page 27 - Operation

System specifications Keyboard layoutsUK English¬`!1”23$4%5^6&7Home7*88(9PgUp9)0+=Q W E R T Y U4I5O6P*{A S D F G H JEnd1K2LPgDn3-~#¦Z X C V B N M

Page 28 - Switching off the notebook

Index!Adding memory 1PCD-4ND 71PCD-5ND 74Additional battery 1iinstalling 43removing 44 18Adjust volume 34Alt Gr 24 18Application programs,

Page 29 - Using floppy disks

Index Brightness, setting 34 Controlling system start-up 58CoverC mouse/keyboard ports 81Cache Memory 54 PCMCIA slot 78, 79Calling the Setup

Page 30 - Displays and input devices

IndexDisplay Doze mode, enabling/disabling 30, 65automatic powerdown 32 Drivers, installing 15brightness, setting 27 DSTN 55cleaning 46co

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Index External display Gconnecting 82 German keyboard 109port, pin assignment 106 Gray scales 26External keyboard setting 33connecting 83 s

Page 32 - Keyboard

IndexInstalling Keyboard layout 108additional memory PCD-4ND 71 Danish 108additional memory PCD-5ND 74 French 108additional battery 43 Ger

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Index Locking Ninput devices 27, 35 Normal/reverse videoparallel port 37, 63 selecting 56serial port 37, 63 switching 26, 33Setup program

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IndexPassword Power managementforgotten 50 enabling/disabling 65specifying docking unit password 61 features 6, 29specifying setup password

Page 35 - Key combinations

Important notesIn this chapter you will find information regarding safety which it is essential to takenote of with your notebook. The chapter also co

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Index R Security features 35Rebuilding the hard disk 47 access to docking unit 61Reducing access to Setup program 59brightness 34 boot prote

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IndexSetting Setup Lock 59boot device 62 Shadow BIOS 54brightness 27 Shift 23date 52 Shift key 23display brightness 27, 34 Shift+Tab

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Index Switching on Trackball 28display 25 buttons 28notebook 18 cleaning 46Symbols locking 27battery 21 no response 91CapsLK 22 sele

Page 39 - Enabling Low Power mode

Important notes – Please ensure that no objects (e.g., necklaces, paperclips etc.) or liquids canget into the interior of the device (electrical shoc

Page 40 - Enabling Standby mode

Important notesFor DenmarkADVARSELLithiumbatteri - Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig håndtering. Udskiftning må kunske med batteri af samme fabrikat og t

Page 41 - Enabling Suspend mode

Important notes Energy savingMake use of the notebook's power management features (see "Operation").The notebook uses less power when t

Page 42 - Disabling the system speaker

Important notesClass BThe following statement applies to the products covered in this manual, unlessotherwise specified herein. The statement for oth

Page 43 - Changing display settings

Important notes Important notice concerning power cordselectionThe power cord for this unit has been packed separately and has been selectedaccording

Page 44 - Volume adjustment

Important notesTable A: Cord Type Size of Conductors Maximum Current in Cord Rating of Unit SJT 18 AWG 10 Amps 16 AWG 12 Amps 14 AWG

Page 45 - Using the security features

PCD-4ND/PCD-5NDDieses Handbuch wurde auf Recycling-Papier gedruckt.This manual has been printed on recycled paper.Ce manuel est imprimé sur du papier

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Important notes For the United KingdomShould the plug on the flexible cord not be of the type for your socket outlets, donot use an adapter but remove

Page 47 - Locking the parallel port

Preparation for use!Pay attention to the information provided in "Important notes" in theprevious chapter.You must install and charge the ba

Page 48 - The battery

Preparation for use Connecting the power supply unitConnecting the power supply unit Place the notebook on a level, stable surface.23ba1 Plug the D

Page 49 - The battery Operation

Installing the operating system Preparation for useInstalling the operating system21aba = Power switch b = Trackball Slide forward the release tabs

Page 50 - Operation The battery

Preparation for use Installing the operating systemThe operating system is installed. Once it has finished installing, the start-upprogram appears on

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Utility disks, programs Preparation for useCreating utility disksTo create the utility disks you need two unformatted 3 1/2-inch floppy disks. Switc

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OperationWhen used away from a wall power outlet, the notebook runs on its built-in battery.You can increase battery life by enabling its power manage

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Operation Switching the notebook on/offSwitching on the notebook213 Slide forward the release tabs (1) and swing open the cover (2). Press the powe

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Using floppy disks OperationUsing floppy disks!When using floppy disks, read the information provided by the floppy-diskmanufacturer.Do not use cleani

Page 56 - Cleaning the notebook

Order informationSoftware with manualsPlease send your order to the address given on the order form. You must includethe order form supplied and the r

Page 57 - Rebuilding the hard disk

Operation Displays and input devicesDisplays and input devices12431 = POWER LED 3 = Display field2 = BATTERY LED 4 = Trackball and trackball buttonsD

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Displays and input devices OperationFunction display12TurboStandbyCapsLKScrLKNumLKPadLKSymbols and texts in the function display show the actual state

Page 59 - System configuration

Operation Displays and input devicesTurbo This indicates that notebook's CPU is operating at its maximumclock rate (speed).Standby This indica

Page 60 - Starting the Setup program

Displays and input devices OperationThe figure below shows how to access the different characters and editingfunctions on keys with overlaid functions

Page 61 - Using the Setup program

Operation Displays and input devicesAlt GrAlt GrThe Alt Gr key causes the characters in the lower middle of thekeycap to appear (e.g., { in the cas

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Displays and input devices OperationIf PadLK is visible in the function display, pressing the Pad Num key enables anddisables the numeric functions

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Operation Displays and input devices+ FnFnFnF3StandbyEnable Standby modeThis key combination enables Standby mode. Standby appears inthe function dis

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Displays and input devices OperationKeyboard lockIf you set Keyboard Lock to Enable in the Setup program, this keycombination locks the keyboard, the

Page 65 - The Video Setup submenu

Operation Displays and input devicesTrackball and trackball buttons!Make sure that the trackball does not come into contact with dirt, liquids orgrea

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Using power-management features OperationUsing the power-management featuresIf you use the notebook's power-management features, it will use less

Page 67 - The Security Setup submenu

Is there ... any technical problem or other ... anything you want to tell usquestion you need clarified? about this manual?Please send us your com

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Operation Using power-management featuresEnabling Doze modeIn Doze mode the notebook reduces its processor speed if it is inactive for a longerperiod

Page 69 - Fn + Scroll Lock

Using power-management features OperationEnabling Suspend modeIn Suspend mode all the active data (active programs and files) is saved to thehard disk

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Operation Using power-management featuresSwitching off the displaySwitching off the display does not affect running programs. Press the key combinat

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Changing display settings OperationChanging display settingsYou configure the basic display settings with Video Setup in the Setup program (seethe se

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Operation Changing display settingsSetting the display contrastIf your notebook has a monochrome or DSTN color display, you can set the displaycontra

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Using the security features OperationUsing the security featuresYour notebook has security features which prevent unauthorized access to yourdata.You

Page 74 - Power Management Setup

Operation Using the security featuresSetup LockThe Setup program will only start if you enter the setup password. The setuppassword is not echoed on

Page 75 - F5 . In this mode

Using the security features OperationPreventing write operations to PCMCIA cardsData cannot be transferred to any PCMCIA cards installed in the notebo

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Operation The batteryThe batteryThe notebook is fitted with a nickel metal hydride battery that provides it with powerduring mobile use. You can incre

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The battery OperationConnecting the power supply unit Switch off the notebook. Place the notebook on a level, stable surface.23ba1 Plug the DC outp

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IntroductionImportant notesPCD-4NDPreparation for usePCD-5NDOperationSystem configurationSystem expansionOperating ManualTroubleshootingSystem specifi

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Operation The batteryConnecting the auto adapterYou can use the auto adapter to charge your notebook's battery if the car has a12V electrical sys

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The battery OperationInserting and removing batteries!Only use batteries designed specifically for this notebook.Never use force when inserting or rem

Page 81 - System expansion

Operation The batteryInstalling the standard battery Switch off the notebook. Pull the power plug of the power supply unit out of grounded wall outl

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The battery OperationInstalling an additional battery Switch off the notebook. Pull the power plug of the power supply unit out of grounded wall out

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Operation The batteryRemoving the additional battery Switch off the notebook. Pull the power plug of the power supply unit out of grounded wall outl

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The battery OperationDeep-discharging/recharging the batteryThe process of fully discharging and recharging the battery is necessary to ensurethat the

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Operation Cleaning the notebookCleaning the notebook!Switch off the notebook and disconnect the power supply unit cable.Only authorized service perso

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Re-formatting the hard disk OperationRebuilding the hard diskIf you have created a bootable system disk (floppy disk) and have backed up thehard disk,

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Operation Code table for the standard character setCode table for the standard character setTo display one of the following characters on screen, pro

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System configurationYou use the Setup program to configure your notebook's hardware and systemfunctions.When it is supplied, the notebook is set

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Your training needs . . .The Siemens Nixdorf Training Centers offer you a wide range oftraining courses in information technology and on IT products a

Page 90 - Connecting external devices

System configuration Starting the Setup programStarting the Setup program Reboot the notebook (switching on/off or warm boot). When the message Pr

Page 91 - Port covers and connectors

Using the Setup program System configurationUsing the Setup program Use the cursor key ↑ or ↓ to select the submenu you wish to access tomake

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System configuration System settings - System SetupChanging the system settings - System SetupIn the System Setup submenu you can set up the followin

Page 93 - Connecting a mouse

System settings - System Setup System configurationInternal Hard DiskExternal Hard DiskThese two fields show the types of hard disk installed in the n

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System configuration System settings - System SetupModeThis field defines whether the parallel port is used as an input/output device or justas an ou

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Display settings - Video Setup System configurationAudio DeviceThis field is used to specify the address for the audio device.220h (default entry), 23

Page 96 - Changing the keycaps

System configuration Display settings - Video SetupDisplay DeviceThis field is used to specify the display device.LCD Just the notebook's inter

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Setting up security features - Security Setup System configurationSetting up the security features - Security SetupYou can set up the following securi

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System configuration Setting up security features - Security SetupSystem PasswordYou can specify a system password in this field. Depending on the Sy

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Setting up security features - Security Setup System configurationKeyboard LockYou use this field to specify whether the keyboard, trackball and mouse

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ContentsIntroduction 1Notational conventions 2Important notes 3Safety 3Manufacturer's notes 5Note on RFI suppression 5En

Page 101 - Troubleshooting

System configuration Setting up security features - Security SetupIf you want to specify or change a setup password: Select Setup Lock. Select Enable

Page 102 - The mouse does not respond

Setting up security features - Security Setup System configurationIf you do not wish to use the system password as the setup password or if you wishto

Page 103 - The printer does not print

System configuration Setting up security features - Security SetupBoot DeviceIn this field you specify the boot device (the device from which the ope

Page 104 - Acoustic warnings

Setting up security features - Security Setup System configurationSerial InterfaceIn this field you specify whether data can be transferred across the

Page 105 - On-screen error messages

System configuration Power Management SetupSetting up the power management features -Power Management SetupYou can do the following in the Power Mana

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Power Management Setup System configurationHigh Performance modeYou can select High Performance mode by pressing function key F5 . In this modethe n

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System configuration Power Management SetupSystem Auto StandbyIn this field you specify how long the notebook waits during a period without systemact

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Power Management Setup System configurationHard Disk PowerdownIn this field you specify the time after which the notebook powers down its hard diskif

Page 109 - System specifications

System configuration Docking Unit SetupConfiguring the docking unit - Docking UnitSetupThe Docking Unit Setup submenu only appears if the notebook is

Page 110 - Notebook PCD-5ND

Docking Unit Setup System configurationHard Disk BootIn this field you specify which hard disk is to be treated as hard disk C:. This is thenthe hard

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Contents Switching off the display 32Enabling the hard disk's power-management feature 32Disabling the system speaker 32Changing dis

Page 112 - Power supply unit

System configuration Docking Unit SetupPointing DeviceThis field is used to specify the kind of pointing device used. The entry in this fieldtakes pr

Page 113 - System specifications

System expansion!Only use system upgrades that meet the requirements and guidelinesconcerning safety, RFI, EMC and telecommunications terminal equipme

Page 114 - Pin assignment

System expansion Adding/removing memory (PCD 4ND)123 Remove both screws (1). Remove the memory slot cover (2). Insert the memory upgrade, contacts

Page 115 - Serial port

Adding/removing memory (PCD 4ND) System expansionRemoval Switch off the notebook. Close the cover of the notebook so that it locks into place on the

Page 116 - Port for external display

System expansion Adding/removing memory (PCD-5ND)Adding/removing memory (PCD-5ND)The notebook PCD-5ND is fitted with a standard 8 Mbytes of main memor

Page 117 - Parallel port

Adding/removing memory (PCD-5ND) System expansion21a Insert the memory module, contacts first, into the slot (1).The slot on memory module (a) must b

Page 118 - Keyboard layouts

System expansion Adding/removing memory (PCD-5ND)Removal Switch off the notebook. Close the cover of the notebook so that it locks into place on the

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Installing/removing PCMCIA System upgrades231a4 Place the cover on its mounting location (1) and flap the cover into place on theunderside of the not

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System upgrades Installing/removing PCMCIAInstallation Switch off the notebook.21 Slide the cover in the direction of the arrow as far as it will go

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Installing/removing PCMCIA System upgradesRemoval Switch off the notebook.312 Press the eject button (1). It will project further out of the noteboo

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ContentsSystem expansion 71Adding/removing memory (PCD-4ND) 71Adding/removing memory (PCD-5ND) 74Installing and removing PCMCIA cards

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System expansion Connecting external devicesConnecting external devicesDisconnect all the devices from their respective power sources when youconnect

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Connecting external devices System expansionPort covers and connectorsIf you have not attached any external devices, you should replace the porticover

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System expansion Connecting external devices1267893451 = Connector for external keyboard 6 = Serial port connector2 = Connector for PS/2 mouse 7 = Di

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Connecting external devices System expansionConnecting a mouseThe trackball and the trackball buttons are disabled when you connect a mouse. Connect

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System expansion Connecting external devicesConnecting a docking unit or station boxThe manuals supplied with the docking unit and the station box de

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Changing keycaps System expansionConnecting external audio devicesIf you attach an external microphone, the internal microphone is disabled. If youatt

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System expansion Changing keycapsChanging the keycapsIf the keycaps on the keyboard do not match the country settings (selected whenthe operating syst

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Troubleshooting!Pay attention to the safety instructions provided in the "Important notes" and"Installation" sections when connect

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Troubleshooting The power supply unit is not connected properly. Switch off the notebook. Check that the power supply unit is connected to the noteb

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TroubleshootingThe notebook's display is difficult to readIf the display is difficult to read:Reflexes Turn the notebook or alter tilt of the d

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